Relation between the presence of a nodulation plasmid and cell wall lipopolysaccharides from Rhizobium trifolii

Cell wall LPS from a wild strain of R. trifolii (infective on clover) and from two derivatives of this strain (one non-infective and the other one with its infectivity restored) were analysed electrophoretically. LPS electrophoretic pattern of the non-infective strain was different from that showed...

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Published inInvestigación agraria. Producción y protección vegetales Vol. 1; no. 1
Main Authors Bellogin, R.A, Espuny, M.R, Ruiz Sainz, J.E, Jimenez Diaz, R, Perez Silva, J. (Sevilla Univ. (Spain). Facultad de Biologia)
Format Journal Article
LanguageSpanish
Published 01.04.1986
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Summary:Cell wall LPS from a wild strain of R. trifolii (infective on clover) and from two derivatives of this strain (one non-infective and the other one with its infectivity restored) were analysed electrophoretically. LPS electrophoretic pattern of the non-infective strain was different from that showed by the infective parental strain. A plasmid was missing in the non-infective derivative. The non-nodulating strain regained the ability to nodulate and fix in clovers by transference of a R. trifolii Sym plasmid and in addition its LPS electrophoretic pattern became the same than that showed by the parental strain
Bibliography:P34
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ISSN:0213-5000